Education Law
Nov. 16, 2017
ABA puts Thomas Jefferson law school on probation
The American Bar Association highlighted several concerns with the San Diego-based institution
The embattled Thomas Jefferson School of Law has been placed on probation by the American Bar Association and must take immediate steps to right the ship.
The ABA’s legal education council wrote that its decision, effective as of Monday, stemmed from concerns about the San Diego-based school’s “present and anticipated financial resources, admissions practices, academic program, and bar passage outcomes.”
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